Events in Danville today

Celebrate with a fun spin-the-wheel activity, favorite loaded teas and protein shakes, exciting surprises, and plenty of birthday fun.

Farmer’s Brunch at Today Farm & Market offers a relaxed start to the day with a changing selection of breakfast favorites prepared with high quality ingredients and plenty of farm flavor. It is a casual option for families, friends, or anyone craving a hearty meal, with plates served until sold out. After brunch, visitors can browse the farm store for local products and see what is happening around the farm. Pricing is $15 for adults, $12 for seniors, and $10 for kids.

Messy Mondays is a hands-on arts and crafts session for kids at the Lewisburg Children's Museum. Each week brings a new theme that encourages imagination and exploration, with creative projects that can get a little messy. The recurring activity is described as suitable for children of all ages, and registration is not needed.

Learn the basics of bridge in a relaxed, welcoming session designed for beginners. Experienced players can help newcomers get started or refresh their skills while they build confidence and enjoy the strategy of the game.

Bridge enthusiasts of all skill levels can enjoy a welcoming gathering at the Bloomsburg Library. Whether you are new to bridge or an experienced player, the club offers a chance to play, socialize, and practice strategy. Everyone is welcome, whether coming with a friend or on their own.

Mr. Jack Minnier presents a talk about the long missing diary of Daniel Patron Egan, a local World War I veteran. The program highlights the story of the diary and the glimpse it offers into the life of a community member who served.

Eating Disorders Anonymous is a 12-step fellowship for people recovering from an eating disorder. It offers a safe, supportive space to share experiences and strength with others on a similar journey. The meeting is free and open to the public, and participants’ anonymity is respected.

Enjoy an evening of chess and friendly competition with players of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned enthusiasts. The club also has an online community on Chess.com for those who play online.

An open, welcoming conversation circle offers a space to share, listen, and connect. Each month brings a new topic to explore. The gathering is free and open to the public, and everyone is welcome.

Explore Tai Chi through gentle, slow movements described as “meditation in motion.” The program includes warm-ups and plenty of repetition while participants learn three basic postures, five principles, and the complete Yang Short Form, which can eventually be practiced at home. People of all ages can take part in a safe, supportive setting, with an opportunity to connect socially afterward. The program lasts one hour and fifteen minutes, and leaving early is fine.

Emily Kahn, MSW, hosts a free weekly support group for people seeking companionship, understanding, and connection in shared grief. With experience guiding people through end-of-life issues, Emily aims to help make conversations about death and dying more comfortable. Books and stories will be incorporated as a way to support mental wellness. The group recognizes that grief, including anticipatory grief, is personal and can be unpredictable, confusing, and isolating. Participants can share experiences and relate to the practical challenges that may follow a loss. The program is nonreligious, and people of all faiths or no faith are welcome to speak from their own experience. Strict confidentiality is expected, and anything shared in the group must remain within the group. Emily is also available for individual appointments.

Explore Dungeons & Dragons through one-night campaigns, with opportunities for frequent players to develop their characters and stories over time. Experienced Dungeon Masters guide the adventures, and no prior experience is needed. All necessary materials are provided, though players may bring their own dice and character sheets. Recommended for ages 12 and up.

This program brings people of all ages together to build side by side. Little ones can try connecting pieces for the first time, while experienced builders focus on technique. Participants challenge their skills with LEGO, DUPLO, Magna-Tiles, and more as they create together.

Take part in a community conversation about current events and the news of the week. Sessions offer a respectful, facilitated space to share perspectives, listen with openness and curiosity, and build connections with others. Participants suggest topics and vote on what to discuss, with ground rules that include speaking one at a time, speaking for yourself, asking genuine questions, avoiding stereotypes and personal attacks, and turning off phones.

Enjoy a gentle, beginner-friendly adult yoga class that offers a comfortable way to stretch, relax, and move at your own pace. The program is free.

Bring a knitting, crochet, or other needlework project for a relaxing time with fellow crafters. All skill levels are welcome, and you can drop in anytime. There is no cost or registration, and everyone is welcome.

Teens ages 11–14 can explore the humanities, share ideas, and help shape club activities. Whether your interests include books, history, art, or big conversations, you’ll have opportunities to lead, create, and make the library your own.

La Leche League meetings at the library offer a friendly setting where parents who are expecting or have recently welcomed a baby can find peer support, exchange experiences, and learn research-based guidance on breastfeeding and infant feeding. Conversations are facilitated by volunteer Leaders with training, and there is no cost to attend. There is time for questions, problem solving, and connection in a judgment-free atmosphere. Babies and older children are welcome, and no advance registration is needed. This group gathers each month on the first Wednesday. If the library is closed for a holiday, the session takes place the following week. An additional meeting is available at McBride Memorial Library on the first Monday of each month. La Leche League is an international nonprofit founded in 1956 that supports parents who breastfeed or chestfeed. Through a global network of volunteer Leaders and local groups, it provides compassionate, evidence-based help that fosters confidence and community.

Writers of all experience levels can develop their craft and connect with a writing community. Activities include writing sprints, prompts, critiques, discussions about issues facing the industry, and opportunities to grow as a writer.

Community Cheer brings community members and local business professionals together to connect and learn about what is happening in the area. Attendees can network with community and business leaders, discover upcoming projects and initiatives, and enjoy food and fellowship in a welcoming atmosphere.

Take time to unwind after the election season in a welcoming setting with quiet spaces for meditative readings and community spaces for board games. Friends and anyone else who could use a chance to relax are welcome.

Board game enthusiasts of all experience levels can explore new games or return to familiar favorites. The selection includes Settlers of Catan, Wingspan, Ticket to Ride, Exploding Kittens, Uno, and more.

Little ones ages 0–2 and their caregivers can enjoy an interactive early literacy program featuring rhymes, songs, and movement. Activities support language skills and motor development while encouraging joyful connections.

Novel Thoughts Book Club brings readers together at Herr Memorial Library for a monthly conversation about a new title. Selections include Twice by Mitch Albom and The Book Club of Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick, with another pick to be announced. To register, call 570-966-0831 or stop by the library.

Enjoy stories and Show & Tell with Miss Beth, then stay for Coloring Club to choose a page, relax, and color with friends. This activity is free and open to all.

Designed for individuals living with memory loss and their care partners, this welcoming social gathering offers a comfortable place to share conversation, enjoy baked treats with coffee or tea, and try simple activities together. Each month brings something different, from engaging exercises to creative art projects, along with time to connect with others who understand similar experiences. Whether you prefer to participate actively or simply relax and enjoy the company, you will be among friends and part of a supportive community. There is no cost to attend, though registration is required and space is limited. For details, call the library at 570-784-0883.

Whether you’re an experienced player or brushing up on the game, enjoy a few hands of bridge in good company. This gathering is free and open to the public.

Traditional Mahjong brings players together for a classic game of strategy and skill in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. The game uses 144 tiles, each with its own significance and strategy. New players are welcome, and the group can help them get started.

Facilitated by outpatient dietician and Diabetes Educator Jennifer Toth of St. Luke’s University Health Network, this Diabetes Support Group brings together people managing diabetes along with their families, friends, and caregivers. Participation is open to all, and there is no requirement to be a St. Luke’s patient. Whether living with diabetes, navigating pre-diabetes, or supporting someone who is, attendees can take part in shared discussions and practical support. Meetings take place at the library outside regular hours, fostering open conversation with the understanding that discussions remain within the group.

Enjoy a friendly chess match and sharpen your skills alongside fellow chess fans, whether you’re an experienced player or just learning. All ages are welcome. Children under 12 must be supervised by an adult. The event is free and open to the public.

Gather monthly to sample the opening chapters of well-known early chapter books, then share thoughts in a guided conversation. The program welcomes young and avid readers and focuses on strengthening literacy through collaborative discussion and attentive reading. Expect a supportive, inclusive setting where curiosity leads the way and stories spark new ideas.

Library board meetings are held monthly in the library lobby. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend. When needed, the meeting is available via Google Meet.

A concert-style celebration of stage music blends decades of Broadway favorites with a sprinkle of holiday cheer, featuring familiar Christmas songs alongside both classics and newer selections. The set offers short highlights from many shows for a wide range of ages. Directed by Pastor Ryan Brosious, this edition revisits Salt & Light Theatre’s first Broadway revue with added numbers and fresh content. Presented at Crossroads Nazarene Church in Milton, it is performed under CCS PERFORMmusic License #22235067. Tickets are available online and at the door until sold out.

Parsons Dance showcases athletic power and crisp ensemble precision in contemporary works that burst with energy. The company unites modern dance vocabulary with the control and exactness of classical technique, resulting in performances that are both polished and dynamic. Recognized worldwide, the company’s repertoire includes Caught, a piece that highlights its inventive spirit and strong connection with audiences.

This monthly gathering at Roupp Funeral Home offers complimentary coffee and baked goods. It is a quick stop for commuters to say hello and pick up a cup on the way to work.

Bring the little ones for open play with toys and activities, where they can play, explore, and meet new friends. All ages are welcome, with activities best suited to babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. Children must be supervised by an adult. This free activity is open to the public.

Play Pinochle, practice your skills, and meet fellow players in a welcoming group. The games are best suited to those who know the basics, and instruction is available for basic, single-deck, and four-handed Pinochle. Players looking to improve or enjoy a few rounds are welcome.

A farm barbecue at Today Farm & Market features barbecue prepared by Susquehanna Mills. Visitors can pick up food to take home or sit down for an early dinner, browse the farm store, and enjoy the atmosphere around the grounds. Drinks from Bullfrog Taproom are available to pair with the meal.

A Halloween themed art reception at The Exchange Gallery spotlights work inspired by Mischief Night, the eve of All Hallows' Eve known for pranks, parties, and playful trouble. The exhibition invites pieces that capture the feel of Mischief Night, Halloween, and fall celebrations. All media are accepted, from 2D to 3D, provided the work can fit through the front door, and artists of every age and experience level are welcome. The reception coincides with Downtown Bloomsburg’s First Friday.